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This is a poignant reminder about patient motivation.
Even *a literal heart attack* is not enough to get most patients to care about their health, and these aren't particularly hard targets to reach!
I bet if this chart added obesity, it would look even worse.
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Even *a literal heart attack* is not enough to get most patients to care about their health, and these aren't particularly hard targets to reach!
I bet if this chart added obesity, it would look even worse.
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NEW: The man who walked in front of a Frontier plane, which nearly ended in catastrophe for the passengers, had 20 previous arrests, including for attempted murder.
41-year-old Michael Mott's most recent arrest was just one month before he trespassed at the airport.
In 2005, Mott was arrested for attempted murder with a gun. He later pleaded down to second-degree assault and was sentenced to just 6 years in prison.
He was also charged with felony assault using a weapon during his time in prison.
When he got out of prison, he continued to commit crimes, including felony assault on a peace officer and domestic violence, along with other crimes, according to the New York Post.
Liberalism is a plague on our country. Thanks to a "compassionate" justice system, this guy almost killed everyone on board this plane.
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41-year-old Michael Mott's most recent arrest was just one month before he trespassed at the airport.
In 2005, Mott was arrested for attempted murder with a gun. He later pleaded down to second-degree assault and was sentenced to just 6 years in prison.
He was also charged with felony assault using a weapon during his time in prison.
When he got out of prison, he continued to commit crimes, including felony assault on a peace officer and domestic violence, along with other crimes, according to the New York Post.
Liberalism is a plague on our country. Thanks to a "compassionate" justice system, this guy almost killed everyone on board this plane.
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BREAKING: The illegal migrant asylum housing unit in Loosdrecht has been set on fire by locals as riots continue
Why won't the government just listen?
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Why won't the government just listen?
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The Maltese puppy who captured everyone’s heart after a video of him being brutally abused by a Florida woman went viral has crossed the rainbow bridge.
After the puppy was rescued by police, he was taken to a veterinarian, where he required the amputation of his broken leg. Unfortunately, the surgery proved to be fatal for the poor pup.
Imania Davis is facing six counts of animal cruelty.
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After the puppy was rescued by police, he was taken to a veterinarian, where he required the amputation of his broken leg. Unfortunately, the surgery proved to be fatal for the poor pup.
Imania Davis is facing six counts of animal cruelty.
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A growing trend of elective cosmetic surgery among active duty Korean soldiers, fueled by rising military pay and aggressive clinic marketing, is causing operational disruptions, exposing a critical gap in military regulations.
The trend is also triggering resentment among peers who must cover the workload while recovering soldiers receive special accommodations.
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The trend is also triggering resentment among peers who must cover the workload while recovering soldiers receive special accommodations.
Tap the link in our bio for the full story.
(Photo: Yonhap)
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How many Chinese car brands can you name?🇨🇳
In 2024, China overtook Japan as the world's largest car exporter.
Most people only know BYD. The real story is much bigger.
China isn't just exporting cars —
it's exporting an entire supply chain.
And some brands you think are European?
Their parent company is Chinese.
Top Chinese Electric Vehicle/Equipment/Bus Companies Going Global 👇
1. BYD — World's No.1 EV maker. Factories in Thailand, Brazil, Hungary.
2. Chery — China's top car exporter. 80+ countries.
3. Geely — Bought Volvo for $1.8B. Yes, your Volvo is Chinese-owned.
4. SAIC/MG — That British-looking MG on your street? Chinese.
5. CATL — World's No.1 EV battery maker. Probably inside your car.
6. GWM — SUVs and trucks. ~40% revenue from overseas.
7. NIO/XPeng — Chinese EVs already in Norway, Netherlands, Germany.
8. Weichai — Bought Germany's KION Group. $14B+ overseas revenue.
9. SANY — Construction equipment in 150+ countries.
10. Yutong — World's top exporter of electric buses.
Save this — the list gets longer every year.
Share it with your car-obsessed friend.
#MadeByChina
In 2024, China overtook Japan as the world's largest car exporter.
Most people only know BYD. The real story is much bigger.
China isn't just exporting cars —
it's exporting an entire supply chain.
And some brands you think are European?
Their parent company is Chinese.
Top Chinese Electric Vehicle/Equipment/Bus Companies Going Global 👇
1. BYD — World's No.1 EV maker. Factories in Thailand, Brazil, Hungary.
2. Chery — China's top car exporter. 80+ countries.
3. Geely — Bought Volvo for $1.8B. Yes, your Volvo is Chinese-owned.
4. SAIC/MG — That British-looking MG on your street? Chinese.
5. CATL — World's No.1 EV battery maker. Probably inside your car.
6. GWM — SUVs and trucks. ~40% revenue from overseas.
7. NIO/XPeng — Chinese EVs already in Norway, Netherlands, Germany.
8. Weichai — Bought Germany's KION Group. $14B+ overseas revenue.
9. SANY — Construction equipment in 150+ countries.
10. Yutong — World's top exporter of electric buses.
Save this — the list gets longer every year.
Share it with your car-obsessed friend.
#MadeByChina
Is this why science advances one funeral at a time?
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Is This Why Science Advances One Funeral at a Time?
Is This Why Science Advances One Funeral at a Time? As researchers age, they produce less disruptive work.
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Tell NYT, Atlantic, USA Today to Keep Wayback Machine
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Fight for the Future
Tell New York Times, The Atlantic, and USA Today to keep the crucial work of journalists in the Wayback Machine!
The GIGN brought revolvers to an AK-47 gunfight. And won.
Christmas Eve, 1994. On Air France Flight 8969, everything seemed routine, as the passengers watched four men in police uniforms walk through the cabin, checking passports. Until the uniforms suddenly came off, and they pulled out AK-47s, screaming in Arabic. The terrorists grabbed a Vietnamese diplomat and dragged him to the front of the plane and executed him, his body thrown onto the runway for all to see.
For two days, the 229 passengers sat in that cabin not knowing if they’d see Christmas morning. Two more passengers were executed, but this wouldn’t be the end of it: The hijackers had demanded 27 tons of fuel for a flight to Paris, more than double what was needed. French intelligence understood: They were going to crash the aircraft into the Eiffel Tower, turning the famous landmark into an image the world would never forget.
While negotiations dragged on, 30 GIGN operators flew to Marseille aboard an Airbus A300. The plane was identical to the hijacked one, so they could spend every minute rehearsing the rescue. When the hijacked plane landed for refueling, the elite unit was already waiting, planting listening devices to pinpoint the hijackers. But hours into the standoff, the militants suddenly opened fire on the control tower. The French knew they needed to act now, and gave the green light for an immediate assault.
Thierry Prungnaud was first through the door. While AK-47 rounds tore through the cabin around him, he raised his Manurhin MR73, a six-shot .357 Magnum revolver. In seconds, he neutralized three of the four hijackers. He took seven AK-47 rounds but kept fighting, clearing the way for his team mates behind him.
17 minutes later, it was over. All four hijackers neutralized, 173 passengers rescued alive, and nine GIGN operators wounded, none fatally. The assault broadcasted live on TV.
The MR73 revolver that Prungnaud had used was tested with 170,000 full-power rounds before the testers gave up. Every GIGN operator trains with 150 rounds through their revolver, every day. Their philosophy is simple: Six rounds means you don’t miss.
The GIGN didn’t.
Christmas Eve, 1994. On Air France Flight 8969, everything seemed routine, as the passengers watched four men in police uniforms walk through the cabin, checking passports. Until the uniforms suddenly came off, and they pulled out AK-47s, screaming in Arabic. The terrorists grabbed a Vietnamese diplomat and dragged him to the front of the plane and executed him, his body thrown onto the runway for all to see.
For two days, the 229 passengers sat in that cabin not knowing if they’d see Christmas morning. Two more passengers were executed, but this wouldn’t be the end of it: The hijackers had demanded 27 tons of fuel for a flight to Paris, more than double what was needed. French intelligence understood: They were going to crash the aircraft into the Eiffel Tower, turning the famous landmark into an image the world would never forget.
While negotiations dragged on, 30 GIGN operators flew to Marseille aboard an Airbus A300. The plane was identical to the hijacked one, so they could spend every minute rehearsing the rescue. When the hijacked plane landed for refueling, the elite unit was already waiting, planting listening devices to pinpoint the hijackers. But hours into the standoff, the militants suddenly opened fire on the control tower. The French knew they needed to act now, and gave the green light for an immediate assault.
Thierry Prungnaud was first through the door. While AK-47 rounds tore through the cabin around him, he raised his Manurhin MR73, a six-shot .357 Magnum revolver. In seconds, he neutralized three of the four hijackers. He took seven AK-47 rounds but kept fighting, clearing the way for his team mates behind him.
17 minutes later, it was over. All four hijackers neutralized, 173 passengers rescued alive, and nine GIGN operators wounded, none fatally. The assault broadcasted live on TV.
The MR73 revolver that Prungnaud had used was tested with 170,000 full-power rounds before the testers gave up. Every GIGN operator trains with 150 rounds through their revolver, every day. Their philosophy is simple: Six rounds means you don’t miss.
The GIGN didn’t.
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